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Changing the cluster to be namespaced #110

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Changes the cluster type to be namespaced (and changes the various controllers to work with this new feature). Also adds crd generation and docs to the core cluster type.

Note that this is technically a breaking change - existing clusters won't work and will need to be re-provisioned if this change is merged.

Changes the cluster type to be namespaced (and changes the various
controllers to work with this new feature). Also adds crd generation and
docs to the core cluster type.
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LGTM, one change is to remove the createNamespace function since its not used anymore @MbolotSuse

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LGTM

@galal-hussein galal-hussein merged commit 9faab4f into rancher:main Sep 5, 2024
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briandowns pushed a commit to briandowns/k3k that referenced this pull request Dec 4, 2024
* Changing the cluster to be namespaced

Changes the cluster type to be namespaced (and changes the various
controllers to work with this new feature). Also adds crd generation and
docs to the core cluster type.

* CI fix
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